Sentence examples for rich patterns from inspiring English sources

She freely interpreted the rich patterns in a way that should give her confidence to try others.

The delicate drawing technique resembles classical Picasso for its simplification and Matisse for the juxtaposition of rich patterns evoked by the lightest suggestion.

So it was not surprising that she added to her jewel colors and rich patterns knits drawn from simple memories of her mother skiing in the postwar period.

To that masculine strength, underscored by severe dark hair, the designer added a more baroque feel with rich patterns on short dresses.

It is clear that the introduction of brighter color made possible what might be called portable mosaics, objects whose colored images and rich patterns radiate joy, order and reverence as surely as anything at Ravenna.

In the paintings and prints of his Nabi period, he often created flattened space by filling his compositions with the contrasting rich patterns of wallpaper and women's dresses, as seen in paintings such as Woman Sweeping (1899 1900).

"Sesame Street" boldly set out to offer its viewers something of what it called the rich pattern of life.

Nicholas Cage Louis de Bernières Alice Madonna Jeffrey Fulvimari Dan Chalmers Sir Ken Morrison Bradford health visitor Lindis Percy has trespassed so many times on US bases that the Ministry of Defence Police Agency tends to treat her as part of life's rich pattern.

The negations multiply swiftly, forming a rich pattern in reverse; spawned by an initial gesture of refusal, our unacted history outgrows the narrow compass of accomplished lives.

They were written in magnificent poetry (often compared to "brocade" because of the rich pattern created by many allusions to poetry of the past) and were provided with a structure that is at once extremely economical and free.

Here we see the emergence of a rich patterned state.